Here's a breakdown:
* Faulting: A geological process where rocks break and move past each other.
* Horst: A raised block of land between two faults, formed by the upward movement of the block relative to the surrounding land.
Think of it like this: Imagine a piece of paper with a fold running down the middle. If you push on the edges of the paper, the middle section (the fold) will be raised up. A horst is the geological equivalent of that raised section.
Let me know if you'd like to know more about horsts or other geological formations!
